Foggy Summer

Foggy Summer Book Description Most people want the novelist, first of all, to have something to tell, to tell them in an engaging way, and not to make the reader feel that they have entered a fictional world. Erhan Bener gave an example of a gripping novel with his novel Sisli Yaz, published in 1984.” GÜRSEL Aytaç Thirty-five-year-old lawyer Aydın, who is fascinated by sixteen-year-old Harika, whose name and beauty are both extraordinary, and who is on the verge of getting married unexpectedly, is caught in the middle of strange and complicated relationships. Contrary to his fiancée, who treats him coldly, the excessive attention shown by his attractive mother-in-law, who was widowed at a young age, also makes him think. At that time, his boss asks Aydin to represent the perpetrator in a murder case that "made headlines in the newspapers." As Aydın investigates the case, he draws parallels with his own situation. Groping in the fog, he tries to solve both his own problems and the mystery of the murder. Sisli Yaz is an Erhan Bener novel that uses detective fiction elements, draws attention with the depth of character analysis, and has an increasing tempo. “For Erhan Bener, who adheres to the principles of realistic aesthetics, the novel should arouse the reader's desire to read, impress the reader and offer an immersive reading experience. We can say that in Sisli Yaz, the author examines and analyzes the mafia-like business relations of Istanbul by focusing on a murder incident, while on the other hand, he strikingly deals with the effort of a depressed young man to passionately try to give meaning to his life.” Betül Mutlu (From the Promotional Bulletin)